Bombogenesis, also known as a bomb cyclone, is a fascinating weather phenomenon. It occurs when a low-pressure system ...

Senior Researcher in the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading told the M.E.N. “Bomb cyclones are typical of our part of the world in the mid-latitudes and they intensify thanks ...

And so it’s clear that people all over the world who lived through these very extreme, long, dark winters are able to do so without a lot of the winter depression that, sort of paradoxically, we see ...

“This will likely end up being the first general snowstorm for the Interstate 95 corridor for the mid-Atlantic and New England, as storms this winter have ... dubbed a bomb cyclone,” Kines ...

"In relation to public health, our findings indicate that people's [mental health and wellbeing] tends to be lowest around midnight, mid-week, and in winter," they said. "This should be considered ...

Bomb cyclones get their name from the meteorological term ‘bombogenesis’, which refers to when a mid-latitude (between the tropics and ... The majority of bomb cyclones occur in winter months – ...

Formed by winds associated with cyclones, atmospheric rivers typically ... While traditional cold winter storms out of the north Pacific build the Sierra snowpack, atmospheric rivers tend to ...

Instead, Garcia likened some of January’s days to something more akin to winter in the Mid-Atlantic where a miasma ... funneled Arctic air into lower latitudes and shattered snowfall records ...

This famously ferocious water body might not seem like a warm place in winter, but the ocean still retains enough heat for the air above it to warm up a lot more as it moves into the mid-latitudes.

However, the Upper Midwest and the I-95 corridor, which traditionally experience above-average snow during a La Niña winter, saw significant snow deficits for at least the second consecutive year. New ...